Daily Racing Form: n. Wednesday, December 16, 1896

VOL. II. NO. 226.

COMMISStON BOOMS LEGAL.

Jefferson City, Mo., December 15, — The Su-
preme Court of Missouri handed down an opin-
ion reversing the decision of the lower court in
the case of “Texas Tom” Walsh the bookmaker
who was fined $1,000 and sentenced to six months
in the St. Louis workhouse for accepting a $500
oommission to be bet on a horse named Nicoliui
at New Orleans one day last winter. The deci-
sion makes commission betting legal under it
and all a bookmaker is required to prove to do
a legal business, is that he is really a commis-
sioner.

RACING GOSSIP.

The Jockey Club would be intelligent if it
kept its present eye on the daily racing gun. It
should do so. It was born for that end. But it
does follow its destiny. It is careless, inter-
mittent, splurgey, and incorrect. The turf is
a sport that needs daily keenness and constant
attention. Why not? It has 10,000 or more
items moving from place to place, and hosts of
keen members who take advantage of what
turns up. The only way to rule such a vast
body is the way of daily attentio i and keen and
constant intelligence. No present turf body
goes to its clientele that way. No past turf
body has used such methods. The result is, of
course, natural and what it should be. The
Turf Congress, which pretends to rule western
racing, is fat headed and regularly makes rules
and laws which are not kept and were hardly
made to be observed, The Jockey Club, which
declares to rule the East, keeps its rules and
laws better than the Western turf body. Yet
it is even more fatheaded in its legislative
movement.

The Jockey Club held a meeting at New York
Thursday last and took radical action on the
rules of racing. The touts of dictation give this
report of what was done :

“An entirely new feature is a scale of weights,
which will materially add to the weights here-
tofore carried by the jockeys, and will in this
way favor riding by heavier boys. Among the
changes are these : This “new rule is to be in-
serted under Part III, regulations for race
meetings. “The number of starters in any over-
night race shall be limited by the width of the
track at the starting post. Every horse shall
be allowed live feet of width of the track. The
number of starters shall be reduced to the pro-
per number by lot or divisions of the race, at
the option of the association.”

Rule 77 is amended by increasing the weights
and providing special weights for certain
mounts.

In races of intermediate lengths, the weights
for the shorter distance shall be carried.

In races exclusively for three year-olds or for
four-year-olds, the weight shall be 126 pounds,
and for two-year-olds 122 pounds.

Except in handicaps and in races where the
weights are fixed absolutely in the conditions,
two-year-old fillies shall be allowed three pounds,
and mares three years old shall be allowed five
pounds, before September 1, and three pounds
afterward. Geldings shall be allowed three
pounds.

Welterweights shall be 28 pounds, added to
the weight for age.

In heavy handicap the top weights shall not
be less than 140 pounds.

In ell handicaps the top weight shall not be
less than 1'26 pounds.

If, in a handicap for which there is a minor
forfeit declared by a fixed time, the highest
weight accepting was originally less than 126
pounds, it shall be raised t© that weight and
the other acceptances equally.

Rule 83 is amended to read :

Any jockey presuming to start, or even to put
his horse into a trot or gallop, with a view to
take advantage before the flags are dropped,
hanging behind or refusing to obey the com-
mands of the starter in any respect whatever,
shall be reported to the stewards. 'I’he suspen-
sion of a jockey shall not take effect until the
last race of the day of his sentence.

Rule 119 is amended to provide that in run-
ning off a dead heat the horses shall take the

CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1896.

PRICE, 5 CT8

OAKLAND, CAL., December 15. — Seventeenth Day.
Weather cloudy; track muddy.

OAKLAND FORM CHART •

California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting.

Presiding Judge, Joseph J. Burke. Starter, James B. Ferguson.

5642 FIRST RACE — 5 1-^8 Furlongs. Purse $350. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances*
Ind. Horses.

wt. St. hi y«

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl gr

.5608 NONCHALANCE

109 10

9

9

51

IH

Golden

L. Ezell

4

3

1

5500 SLY

109 4

Wt n

13

2*

Shaw

Lassen Stable

1

6-5

2-f

5581 MANZANILLO

104 1

2»* 3*4 4*4 31

Spencer

M. J. Kelly

15

40

12

5.580 ATTICUS II

1C6 5

51

8

8

42

O’Leary

Matt Storm

8

8

3

5265 BERNARD

108 2

4*4 6

31

54

J. Jackson

Bernard Stable

12

15

6

5373 JAY WHEELER

111 6

31

24 7

6

Freeman

Geo. Rose

4

5

2

5457 VALDOS

112 3

6

51

24 7

Newman

B. Benjamin

10

12

5

5457 VIVO

116 9

8

44 6

8

Coady

W. M. Murry

15

20

8

5421 DIMINUENDO

108 7

7

7

9

9

Dennison

J. N. Burk

20

40

12

MARY TOBIN

no 11

10

10

10

10

Frawley

P. Mitchell

25

30

10

5421 MAR(HA A

106 8

11

11

11

11

H. Martin

B. Kavanaugh

12

15

6

5421 ARGESTES

106 12

12

12

12

12

flennessy

J. Moyan

20

20

8

MY JULIA

110 13

13

13

13

13

Bragg

J. Wilson

20

40

12

Time, 26, 5214. l:051i. 1:12.

Winner— B. c, by St. George— Attractive.

Start good. Won driving; second and third driving also. Nonchalance is a shifty youngster
on a muddy track. Sly tired on the end. Atticus closed a big gap in stretch. Vivo and Valdos
showed some speed. So did Bernard.

Scratched— Defender, 112, Cheridah, 113, Utica, 110; Jim Dunne, 115; Moscow, 118; Mystic
Maze, 114.

Overweights— Valdos, 3 pounds.

5643

SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 14 14 ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

55.57 POLLOCK
.5625 EARL COCHRAN
5425 LA FLECHA
5422 CODA
.5568 PALMERSTON

BIL. McCLOSKEY 105

4

3

40

314

7-5

30

8-5

I

12

6-5

1-2

10

99 2 314 31 3“ 4'^ 12 Slaughter Z, Abrahams 4

104 1 Ink m 11 214 25 W. Flynn J. Cochran 3

106 5 414 2h 2« 114 33 Enos N. S. Hall 30

102 3 2h 41 4^ 314 4i H. Martin J. N. Burk 3

105 4 5 5 5 5 5 J.Gardner H. E. Leigh 1

6 6 6 6 6 6 Shaw Pleasant Hill Sta 20

Time, 27, 5414, 1 :21H, 1 :47.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Rossington — Marjory.

Start good. Won driving. Palmerston and McCloskey collided at start. Palmerston was
the best horse. Pollock is at his best in sloppy going. He saved ground on stretch turn. Coch-
ran lost ground here.

Scratched— Doctor G, 102; Don Pio Pico. 99; Perseus, 102.

Overweights— Earl Cochran. 2 pounds ; La Flecha. 4.

5644

THIRD HACK— 3-4 Mile. Purse $350. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses,

Wt. St. 4

4

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(.5.580) PERSONNE

103 8

7

6

22

12

Golden

L. Ezell

15

30

10

4361 SCORCHER

100 5

34 31

34 2h

Slaughter

W. P. Magrane

4

6

2

5436 D. J. TOBIN

100 2

' Ink

14

11

3»

F rawley

D. J. Tobin

20

40

12

55:i3 OSRIC 11

103 3

44 41

42

43

E. Jones

Burns & Waterh’se7-5

6-5

2-5

5001 HOY CARRUTH’RS103 4

24 2nk 51

52

J. Jackson

W. M. Wallace

6

5

2

5464 PRINCIPLE

100 6

6

54 6

6

H. Martin

Geo. Rose

24

2

4-5

5474 ALAZAN

100 1

5

7

7

7

H Brown

C F Sanders & Co.20

30

10

.5438 AMELIA S

100 7

8

8

8

8

Clawson

P. Mitchell

20

25

8

Time, 2614, 53*4, 1:19.

Winner — B c, by Leonatus— Countess Gisela.

Start good. Won handily ; next three driving. Personne was much the best. Scorcher was
badly interfered with on stretch turn, Tobin is only good in the mud. Carruthers was short.
He had lots of speed. Principle was short. Osric is not good in heavy going.

5645

FOURTH RACE— 6-12 Furlongs. Purse $350. All Ages. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 14 14 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op (4 PI

(5627)MT. M’GREG’R 11 110

5556 REDDINGTON
(54;l8)TEMPESTUOUS
4674 MISS MAGGIE M
.5584 JOAN

PASTIME

102

95

95

102

112

Thorpe Burns&Waterh’se 9-20 2-5

T. Murphy P. Dunne 3

Clawson Cambridge Stable 6
50
10

2 IH IH 11 11

3 22 25 23 215

4 4*4 35 38 310

5 51 52 54 42

1 3h 4*4 .5

6 6 6 6 6 Fitzgerald H. Calloway .50

Time, 2554, 51*4. 1:16*4, 1:23*4.

Winner — B. c. 3, by Day Star— Miss McGregor.

Start good. Won in a mild drive. McGregor and Reddington are both good in mud. Joan is
of no present account. Tempestuous ran a fair race. Pastime was in his own way. Miss Maggie
M ran away a mile before race.

ridge

Hayden S. A. Nickells
W. Flynn J. Cochran
Fitzgerald H. Calloway

3

15

100

12

60

out

7-10

5

40

5

20

5646

> FIFTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $350. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

4

4

U

Str.Fin.

Jockeys Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(5609) ALVARADO

99

1

12

13

1«

110 12

H. Martin S. C. Hildreth

6-5

1

out

5555 KAMSIN

106

8

8

5nk

5Vi 26 210

Golden L. Ezell

2

2

3-5

5557 JACK RICHELIEU 107

7

7

64 61

610 33

Spencer T. H. Boyle

50

60

20

5613 TWO (CHEERS

104

3

34 3h

4h

34 42

Enos A. Stoffers

8

10

4

4837 ARGENTINA 11

99

2

24 2»k

24 44 51

J. Jackson T. C. McDowell

6

7

2

5610 MAMIE SCOTT

104

4

4nk 44 34

5»k 64

Clawson A. Nickells

30

40

12

5.557 WOODCHOPPER

107

5

6

7

7

7 7

J. Gardner J. A. Batchelor

7

8

3

MAHOGANY

104

6

8

8

8

8 8

J.M DonaldLone Star Stable

30

40

12

5557 KOWALSKY

102

9

9

9

9

9 9

Frawley W. H. McLemore 15

20

8

Time, 26*/,, .52*/,, 1 :18/,, i :31*4.

Winner— (>h. g, 3. by Amigo — Santa Margherita.

Start good for all but Kowalsky. Alvarado beat the barrier and was much the best. Kamsin
ran a good race. Woodchopper got an easy ride. Look out for him. Argentina was short.
Richelieu is ready to win in cheaper company.

Scratched— Seaside, 104 ; Equity, 104.

same relative positions at the starting post as
they did in the original race, and that the same
weight and overweight shall be carried.

Rule 126, relative to the fiv ‘-pound allowance
to apprentices, provides that the owner shall
not be permitted to abandon such allowance,
except by the consent of the stewards, provided
no horse shall thus carry less than 84 pounds.

Some of the items of this array are in line.
But that of raising the scale is merely in re-
sponse to a loud and superficial demand. The
new scale will not increase the crop of jockeys.
A crew of riding has-beens, and their admirers,
have demanded such an increase for years. If
the scale of weights was put to 150 pounds the
same crew and the same auxiliaries would be
howling for another increase. The crowd is
short and is always after the lagniappe of can’t-
do-ism. Effort is successful and failure out of
line, whether it be the failure of weight or gen-
eral ability — mental and physicia*. The most
intelligent human and racing law is that which
uses what it has to the best advantage. Weight
raising is class legislation and out of modern
line. The present need of the turf is general
regulation and government. Little effort is
being used for such an end. Yet all else is com-
paratively beneath notice.

OAKLAND FORM.

San Francisco, Cal„ Dec. 15.— The form of
Wednesday’s Oakland fields is:

First Race— Midlo, Lucky Dog, Braw Scot.

Second Race— Adam Andrew, Bohemian Lass,
Draught.

Third Race— Little Cripple, All Over, Thorn-
hill.

Fourth Race— Schiller. Sir Play, Thelma.

Fifth Race— Arundel, Burmah, Three Forks.

NEW ORLEANS FORM.

New Orleans, La., Dec. 15.— The fo«n of
Wednesday’s New Orleans races is:

First Race— Dorah Wood, ^Anna Mayes, Ne-
cedah.

Second Race— Prima, Sugar Cane, Pop Dixon.

Third Race— Lightfoot, Chugnut, Lily of the
West.

Fourth Race — Grayling, Scribe, Gaston.

Fifth Race— Eleanor Mac, Samson, Little
Buck.

Sixth Race — Maggie 3, Ondague, Rossmar.

NEW ORLEANS POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., Dec. 15 -Tonight’s pooling
on Wednesday’s New Orleans races was:

First Race — Dorah Wood, $15; Logan, $10;
Charm, $5; Anna Mayes, $5; Tom Sayre, $3;
field, $2.

Second Race— Sugar Cane, $5 ; Pommery Sec,
$5 ; Pop Dixon, $3 ; field. $6.

Third Race— Uncle Abb, $10; Mamie G, $6;
Fasig, $6; Chugnut, $5; Lightfoot, $5 ; Cotton
King, $5; Buckmore, $4 ; Lily of the West, $4;
field, $5.

Fourth Race— Grayling, $25 ; Scribe, $12; Lone
Princess. $10; Loyaletta, $5; Our Bishop, $5;
Minnie Murphy, $5: John Carr, $5; field, $8.

Fifth Race — Eleanor Mac, $10; Newhouse, $8;
Samson, $6; Little Buck, $6 ; Elyria, $4; Ixion,
$4 : Braxey, $3 ; field, $3.

Sixth Race— Maggie S, $10; Rossmar, $10; Miss
Clark, .$8; Ondague, $5; Rosalind III, $4;
field. $3.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

Strathrol broke down in his last California
race.

Old Freeland died last Saturday near St.
Louis.

John Ryan, one of the big outlaw owners, will
^ke his stable to Venezuela with Patsy Mc-
Deimott. “Dutch” Henrichs will go to ride the
Ryan horses.

Mr. W. O. Parmer is interested in a new Cana-
dian racing circuit for 1897 made up of Windsor,
Montreal, Toronto and Fort Erie. He will also
organize an association to give a meeting in
April at Montgomery, Ala. Parmer is no vis-
ionary. What he goes for he gets.

Subscriber, Chicago, 111. — The odd® on Lucky
Dog December 5, as published, were laid at In-
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man there. There is no chart from California
so correct and full as that wired by and pub-
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CHICAGO, DECEMBER 16. 1896.

OAKLAND ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather cloudy ; track sloppy.

E*Trst Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

6477 Artemus (5) 1U4

(.5467)Daisy A (4).... 104
5583 Braw Scot (7).. 104
6626 Charles A (5)... 104
(5613)Midlo (3) 99

Ind. Horses. Wgt
5626 Elmer F t5).. ..104
(5629) Lucky Dog (5)110

6626 Ricardo (5) 107

5557 Battledore (3). 99

Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.

And. Horses. Wgt.

6625 Draught 103

6566 P F 100

347 Lost Girl 100

6160 Destra 100

5423 Billy Vice 103

Widow Jones. . . 100

6628 Ezekiel 96

5495 Soniro 93

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

Dutch Valet 96

5500 Etta H 103

5625 Torpedo 103

5608 Bohemian LasslOO

549.5 Viking, 106

5438 Roselle 100

190 Adam Andrew. .103

TLird Race— 1 1-4 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
6522 Julia O (4) 98

» U1 Over (5) .. .109
.Gardner (5).10l

6630 Articus (5) 101

5630 Joe Terry (3)... 96

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
5632 Calphurnus (6)101
5609 Lit. Cripple (5) 98
5625 Examiner (4j..l06
5567 Thornhill (5).. 101

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

All Ages. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

5627 Sir Play (3) ....102 5533 Lincoln II (2) . 87

5524 Schiller (3) 100 5526 Thelma (5) 90

Filth Ract— 1 1-4 Miles.

Handicap. Over 5 Hurdles.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

5477 Burmah (4) 146 5080 Arundel (5) 133

73 Three Forks(5).l46 5612 Zaragosa (4). ..135

NEW ORLEANS RACES

A trainer of experience— and has a stable of
horses at this track will send reliable infor-
mation to subscribers at $1U per week in
advance. Out of twelve selections sent from
the recent Lexington meeting, nine were
winners. Address,

F. ELLSWORTH,

Reference Racing Form Lock Box 809,

New Orleans.

(5612)Haymarket(4).135 Relampago (5). 135

301 Esperauce (5). .138 5510 Baby Bill (5) .. .160

ST. LOUIS ENTRiaS.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
F’irst Race— 1-2 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt.

5.548 Delusion (a). ..107 5585 Bulalio (a) 107

5622Diam’ndDick(a)l07 Mis^s Addie (6). 107

5585 Miss Spot (a). .107 Peddler (a) — 107

5622 Attossa (5) 107 5620 Say When (4).. 107

5538 Nodaway (a).. .108 5549 Backwoods (a)107
5632J’dgeTimm’ns(4)110 5603 Tom. Aicher(3)110

Port Hill (4)... no

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

5586 Irish Queen (3). 107 5620 Dr. ('hristi’n(3)107

5.543 Cora H (3) 107 .5606 Prairie Kin<(3)lo7

5545 8app» ire (3) .. . .107 .5603 Mattie K (3)... 107
5620 G.W.Parker(3).107 56()4tMissonriGirl(a)li2

5604 Victor Karl (6). 112 L. Howard (a). 112
5589 Connemara (8). 112 5604 Oakview (a). ...112
5620 Tom Jones (a). 115

fBy Jim B,

Third Race— 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(5622)Har.Bennett(3) 90 3774 Geneva (M3). .. 95

5587 Little Grove(a)lt>0 5635 Mignon (; ) 100

(.5606)Gold Brick (3) 105 (5623) Hen. H ’gins (3) 105

5605 Benarder (3) ...105 5635 War Song (3). .107
(5607) Waverly (a) .. .107 5624 Mull’ghm’ re (3)109
5605 Our Maggie (6) 112

Fourth Race- 4 1-2 Furionga.

All Ages. Allowances.

tnd. Horses. Wgt .aa. Horses VVgt-

5547 Minco Maid (2) 94 .5.540 Lady Portia(3) 104

5239 Remnant II (3) 104 5575 Minnow (3) 104

5587 Keechler (3)....107 5624 Bert Mack (a). 109

« Veaver (5).... 109 5624 Gertie Black(a)109
ob. Gaylor(a) 112 5624 Sant Ilario (4). 112
5605 Mike Brown(4).112

Filth Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs.

All ages. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

5621 Albion (2) 90 5620 Glen Martyn(3)ll0

5589 M.Kirkeud’ll(3)110 .5634 Virginian (5). .10.5
5545 Dr. Malcolm(a)105 5550L’BelleFr’nce(7)105

5589 Craft (a) 105 5623 Prospect (a).. .105

5589*John R (a) 105 55^9 Lit. George (a) 108

5.589 Livingston (a). 108
*By Keber.

NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear ; track good.
First Race— 3-4 Miie.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

5225 Denver (6) 99 .5345 Necedah (4) 103

637 Charm (5) 103 42^2 J V Carter (5).. 103

4607 To;ii Sayre (4). .103 5.598 Anna Mayes(5);i03

5616 Dorah VVood(4) 107 5616 Logan (8) 110

oecoiiU Race — 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4334 Judge Bryant.. 95 5571 Prima 95

5615 Miriam M 95 4854 Oversight 95

5615 Sugar Cane 9h 5615 Pop Dixon 98

4703 Rolandis 98 5513 Pommery Sec.. 98

Third Race-1 1-4 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
5.593 Mamie G (3).,.. 92

5572 Fasig (3) 93

5619 B. McKenzie (5) 96

5600 Partner (4) 96

5600 L. of the West (4)96
5614 Cotton King(3) 100
5594 Master Freu(5) 104

Ind. Horses. Wgt
5596 Rapalatchie (3/ 92

5617 CbugLut (3) 95

5616 Lightfoot (5).. 96
5619 Buckmore (4).. 96
5.561 Sandoval (4).,. 99
(5594)Uucle Abb (3). 102

Fourth Race- 3-4 Mile.
2-year-olds. Mississippi Handicap.
Wgt.

Ind. Horses.

2167 Loyaletta 90

5591 Jack Hayes 93

.5615 Fred Graft 95

5326 Our Bishop 101

(5618)Gaston i04

5593 John Carr 106

5597 Minnie Murphy 107
5481 Scribe 111

ind. Horses. Wgt
(2644)Donna Rita. .. 93
5618 Lady Britannic 94

5560 Ray H 98

5573 Clymena 103

5593 Parmesan 105

.5617 Cannonade 106

(5597) Lone Princess 110
5560 Grayling 112

b iith Race— 1 Mile.

All Ages.

Ind. Horses. VVgt.
5591 Fleur deLuce(2) 85
5615 Little Buck (2). 88

5591 Elyria (2) 95

5502 HeuryHarris(3) 97
5594 Eleanor Me (3). 107
5502 Ixion (5) 110

Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt,

5615 Braxey (2) 85

5213 Harry B (2) — 90
5.559 Laura Davis(3) 97
5572 Newhouse (3)..lu7
5619 Samson (4) . . . .107

Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

Jack B (3) 102

4648 Rosalind 111(3)102
4694 Miss Clark (5). 105
MaggieHarrisi 4) 105
(5619)Rossmar (3)... 107

lud. Horses. Wgt
5.504 Sister lone (7) . 102
5614 Maggies (3j...lo2
5599 Albert 6 (3).... 105
5561 Ondagne (4).,. 107

Facts: Not Fiction

E. E. Farley is right on edge just now, and
can win when called upon. Observe his last
four telegrams from New Orleans.

Dec. 9th (Damocles), (Lonely), Constant,
(Rouble).

Dec. 10th (Place Gold Top), (Squire G),
Alvin W. •

Dec. 11th (Viscount), Waldine, (Stockholm)
(Uncle Abb), (Bryan).

Dec. 12th (Frank Jaubert), Clara Bauer,
Bloomer, Lord Nelson, (Squire G).

Come and see the original telegrams or write
room 1102 , 356 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
1 he above information we give away for $12 00
a week.

NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.

NEW ORLEANS LA.. Dec. 15.— Twenty-seventh Day. Crescent City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting.
Weather fine; track good.

Presiding Judge, (^ol. R. W. Simmons: Starter, C. R. Fitzgerald.

56a«"“*

IRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse ^200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

% 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

( ^1 PI ^

(5.595) BRYAN

107 5

31 22 iMK 11

t'aywood

G. W. Poole

4-5

7-

10 out

5530 SEN. MORRILL

99 6

9 54 4nk 21

BeauchampL. Deardorff

12

15

6

5.574 WHIFF

97 8

8 7 6

34

Wilhite

Arlington Stable

20

40

12

5598 CLARA BAUER

97 2

21 24 44

Hirsch;

J. W. Levy

24

3

4-5

(4851) HIGH TEST

1044 4

6 8 8

54

Scherrer

Cummingsville St. 5

6

2

5592 J. STEADMAN

102 7

44 6 7

6

Snell

Maddoxia P’k St. 15

20

8

f290 THE SCULPTOR

102 1

14 3»» 32

7

Tuberviile

Oakley Stable

12

15

6

(.5;i44)E. PENZANCE

97 10

74 4»k 51

8

J. Webber

Fargo Stable

15

20

8

(5.505) LIZZEFTA

107 9

10 10 9

9

Ross

W, J. Speirs

5

6

2

GLU(^K

1104 3

5"* 9 10

10

F. Williams J. A. Johnson

20

30

10

5594 HELEN H II

85 11

11 11 11

11

Valentine

J. H. Valentine

20

30

10

5.596 GLADIOLI

95 12

12 12 12

12

Songer

Norman & Co.

20

30

10

Winner— Ch. g, 6. by Chance— Narka.

Start good. Won cleverly ; next four driving. The Sculptor broke to machine, running at it
to get away. Test came strong at the end. He is about ready. Bryan was the best. Whiff’s bid
was even stronger than High Test’s. Lizzetta’s race was shocking. Helen H got easy race after
bad start.

Scratched— Laura Davis, 95; Auua Mayes, 107.

Qv-^rweights— High Test, 2% pounds: (^luck, 2V4.

5087

"Purse $200. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. 3t. H 14 ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

5618 PAT MORRISSEY 101 2 2i 2i m Hart

5571 TERN 93 4 3Vi 32 33 2i Combs

5597 TEMPESTA 103 1 I2 \% 2« aVt Morse

(5396)BILLY FISCHER 103 6 6 ,5nk 42 4<4 Songer

5176 JUANITA 98 5 5»4 414 6 53 Hirsch

5.560 HAZARD II 103 8 7 7 7 6 Cay wood

MARTIN K 96 9 9 9 8 7 A. Barrett

5391 AL LONE 103 7 8 8 58 8 Gouiu

5.571 REDENA 100 3 4« 6 9 9 Walker

Op CA PI

Kedmout Stable
Gardner & Sibley
W. C. LaRue
Arcade Stable
G. W. Scott
J. A. Johnson
P. T. Kelly
A. F. J >ayton

8-5

6

8

6

4

6

30

15

Lilly Meade Stbl 30

2

11-5

6

8

5

8

40

20

40

4-5

4-5

2

3

2

3

12

8

12

Time. 25^,49%, 1;02?^.

Winner— B. c, by Lord Clifden — Tenny B.

Start good. Won cleverly; second driving. Juanita was cut off as she was moving up.
Fischer was closing fast at end. Redena was interfered with at half where there was a lot of
shifting. Tempesta tired and quit last furlong and quarter. She had great speed.

Overweights- Redena. 2 pounds ; Hazard II, 2.

5638

THIRD RACE -7-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

% 4

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners Op

Cl

PI

5617 NICOLINI

104

6

54 .51

34

IH 12

Scherrer

Shamrock Stable 7-10 7-10 out

5600 LITTLE BILLY

97

2

24 21

11

23 23

Hirsch

H. T. Batchelor 15

15

5

.5214 KATHERINE

104

1

iH IH

24 34 3h

Everett

W. H, Laudeman 10

15

5

5.790 *1 IBERNIA QUE’N 104

3

34 31

4h

43 43

C. Reiff

W. H. Williamson 24

3

4-5

5596 PITFALL

104

4

4h in

54

51 53

(’ay wood

W. K. Cleveland 4

5

8-B

.5601 MONTELL

104

5

.5 6

6

6 6

F. Morris

Timmons & Marks20

25

8

5596 DARIEN

100

7

7 7

7

7 7

Walker

R. Bradley 30

40

12

Time, 254, 51. 1 :17%, l ::10%.

Winner— Hr.
Start good.

Nico-

4, by Duke of Montrose— Patti.

on easily ; second handily. Pitfall showed some speed between posts,
lini was much the best. Billy was used a bit too much. Katherine was not near ready, race will
do her good. Montell is goiog back. Darien is worthless.

FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $200. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

5639

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

4 % Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

‘Ci

PI

1U3

3

3 h 21 2n« In

Morse

J. Stephenson

4

4

8-5

98

1

14 n 1« 23

F. Morris

N. R. Hagley

3

24

1

98

2

24 32 ;t 2 31

A. Barrett

H. M. Mason

6

30

10

103

6

6 6 6 43

Everett

W. H. Laudeman 15

20

8

no

4

4h 4nk 44 55

C. Reiff

Avondale Stable

7-10 4-5

oot

103

5

5* 51 54 6

BeauchampH. McCarreu Jr

5

20

8

Time, 244, 494. 1:01%.

5597 HILL BILLY
5560 MISS VERNE
5597 PL AUDITA
5560 SANKARA
(.5593)STO('KHOLM
5597 HICKEY

Winner— Br.g, by Casino— Beauty.

Start good. Won driving hard * second almost as hard. Stockholm never tried until well
beaten. The &table is full of acrobats. A weak finish on Miss Verne caused her defeat. Plau-
dita can win soon. Has a lot of speed and some quality.

Scratched— Glen Albyn, 103 : Koenigen, 103; Henrica, 103.

5640

FIFTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $250. Over 4 Huidles.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

4

4

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

('1

Pi

(.5562)UNCLE JIM

161

8

52

31

31

310

11

Kidd

Thos. Hums

2

4

8-5

5473 HULBERT

128

1

25

210 225 215 210

Finnegan

W. J. Smith

6

30

10

.5502 MR. DUNLAP

129

5

42

4i

410 45

31

Whitlock

Woodlawn Stable 4

10

4

5371 FOLLY

130 10

8

7

7

.53

45

Pierce

Belfast Stable

8

10

4

4922 EPPLEWORTH

140

9

9

9

61

61

53

Crocker

Newmarket Stbl

7

10

4

54H5 PIRATE

128

6

7

8

8

9

6

J. Combs

G. Bockstaller

15

20

8

(5400)GRANADA

136

2

31

6

9

7

7

Stewart

J. P. Sherman

4

5

2

5595 PARTISAN

137

3

6

51

55

8

8

Jones

Louisville Stable 12

12

5

.5400 E. OF MONTROSE 127

7

10

Refused.

Roy

Humboldt Stable 15

20

8

5389 INCOMMODE

135

4

110 110

125

110 Fell F. Burns

S. Ciolini

8-5

7-5

1-a

Time, 264, 53*4, 1 :234, 1 :51, 2 :02^.

Wiener- Ch. g. 6, by Longview— Visit.

Start good. Won driving ; second and third under pressure. Dunlap jumped well and fin-
ished strong. Incommode was full of speed and his fall was merely a riding blunder. He should
have won. Hulbert was full of life tod iy. Partisan wasn’t. Eppieworth and Granada neither
raced to their notch.

Scratched— Mayor R, 128.

Overweights - Pirate, 3 pounds.

5641 ^

SIXTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3 year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

.5530 TIMBERLAND
5574 PETROLENE
.5.505 CHICOT
5595 LEONARD B
5571 GOMOR
5426 TERRA ARCHER
5563 RUTH II
5529 CHERRYSTONE

Wt. St. hi Vj % Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

Op (M PI

20

2!4

10

8

103 2 5 n« 54 52 55 14 bn 11

loO I 6 6 6 61 2^ Walker

106 8 8 8 7 7 31 Hirsch

no 6 34 31 31 2»* 4h Sweeney

103 5 44 41 4nk 51 Sherland

104 4 2«« 24 ‘iNK 14 6 Clay

103 3 14 14 1« 3h 7 Powers

98 7 7 7 8 8 8 Everett

Time. 25%, .50%, 1 :17%, 1 :304.

Winner— (’h. m, 8, by Fellowcraft— FeJicitie.

Startgood. Won driving: next four were in full sail. Cherrystone was lifeless. Leonard
ran a good race. He was cut off last sixteenth. Timberland fiuirhed very strong. Her race wa?
a revelation considering her last performance. Ruth II ran well for three-quarters.

Scratched— Kossmar, 103; Fusilier. 108.

Overweights— Timberland, 2 pounds; Petrolene, 2.

O. A. Me Don alii
Lilly Meade Stbl
C. J. Kelly
Island Stable
F. C. Hammond
Ogden Stab e
VV. S. McGhee
A. Shields

20

8

6

34

15

7

8

-5 6-5

8

3

2

6-5

6

24

3

2-5

South Side Race Track

...ST. L0U15, MO...

FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY

FOR good:purses....

.....A Safe Track, Good Stabling and Water

SOUTH SIDE-ST. LOUIS— CHART.

Sr. LOUIS, MO.. Dec. 15. — Forty-fourth Day. South Side Racing Association. Winter Meeting.
Weather clear: track fast.

Presiding Judge, W. L. Roberts; Starter, W. F. Bruen.

5631

FIRST RACK— 5-8 Mile. Purse $10U. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

lud.

Horses.

Wt. St. k H ^

Str.Fin.
U
22
33
42
6

7

8 7

9 8
5*4 9

Jockeys

Owners

"Op Cl Pi

5622 LITTLE ELL 107 5 6y, 6>

5.586 BALSAM 102 3 12 14

PRINCE PEYTON 110 4 2i 22

604 HATTIE BELLEW 107 1 SVi 4i

3046 I’LL DO 110 7 7 7

.5576 NELLIE K 107 8 8 8

5577 THE SURGEON 110 2 4H 5

PORTHOS 110 9 9 9

5.539 RUSSELL GREY 107 6 5^ 3i

12

2h

3i

44

52

6

Brewer Kansas City Stbl 3 4 8-5

James La Salle Stable 10 10 4

Thomas Louisville Stable 3 3 1

Lowe Ma.ver & Co. 15 12 5

Gormley W. Fay 3 2 4-5

Haefling Taylorville Stable 4 8-5

Lynch T. Ryan 7-5 1 out

Ellis W. M. Henry 10 12 5

Seamands B.F. Freeland 4 5 2

Time, .SOVi, 1:01 1

Winner— B. m, a, by International— Ida H.

Start good. Won easily ; next three driving. Hattie Bellew was badly ridden. Russell Grey
was pulled up at quarter.

Scratched- Jennie Miles, 107; Ed Lahey. 107 : Pacolet, 107.

6632 SECOND BACK — 5-8 Mile. Purse $100. All Ages. Allowances.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. 14 Vi ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

dearest

5603 ELMEREITO
.5586 POVERTY STILL
5577 CHEY. FANNY
5603 RED ROBIN
5549 BECKTON
5602 BELLMAN
.5.575 CAPT. PK:KEREL 112
5587 ADAM 112

5543 JUDGE TIMMONS 115
6621 OUR FLOSS 97

3056 SHOOTING STAR 115

112 1
112 5
112 8
107 10
107 9
115 11
101

IV2 1‘
2V, 21
8 8
4" 41
7!4 71
10 5»

12

22

320

4^

51

61

Lowe

Ransom

Rigby

Clutter

Champ

Elliott

A. V. Haughtou
J. E. Darnell
J. Pebly
J. Davies
Lincoln Stable
C. Shorten

3-^ 2
2

4-5

10 10
6 5

10 10
12 15

3-2 1-2
4

3

6 9

6

7

Haefling

J. Keen

5

4

8-5

2

3% 3H

8

8

Rasure

W. F. Kettler

10

12

5

6

5% 6

9

9

C. Hueston

Fogel Stable

5

6

2

7

9 1(1

10

10

Haucojk

J. J. Johnson

10

10

4

12

12 11

11

11

Calvert

C. C. Spink

25

30

10

4

11 12

12

12

Plunket

J. Plunket

6

4

8-5

, 1:17.

Time, 16, 31 «4, 1 :01Kt

Winner— B. m, a, by Blue Eyes— Wanda.

Start good. VVon easily; second driving bard. It was merely a two horse race. Poverty
closed fa.«>t at the end. Beckton had some speed.

6633 " THIRD RACE — 5-8 Mile. Purse $150. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. ' Wt. St. H ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys Own, rs Op Cl Pi

5603 C:ORA T 107

5589 B. OF THE WEST 107
(5585miS NIBS 107

5602 PHIL POINTER 107

5603 SHADRAt^H 110

5586 GREEN PREWITT 107

5.586 IKE PRYOR 107

5538fREDWOOD 102

5589 ORPHAN BOY 107 9

5.586 HILY IR 102 10

5606*LA SALLE 102 11

5549 LITTLE ADDIE lu7 12

5602 WILDFELLOW
fBy Little Fellow.

11 12 14 le Haiccck G. Seilers 3 3

3' 32 22 Elliott Argenta Stable 15 30

6 6 42 33 Jacksf»n A. J. Klein 6 10

4*4 3>4 2!4 43 Bloss E. Miller 6 5

5^ 51 52 51 C, Hueston Piety Hill Stable 5 6

2H 41 6 61 Seamands J. Davies 6 5

7 7 7 7 Lynch Mrs. N . Coleman 3 3

8 8 8 8 « Jutter G. C. Roach 20 25

9 9 9 9 Rigby H. L. Griffin 12 1.5

10 10 10 10 ( hainp Lii coin Stable 12 15

11 11 11 11 Rasure Crescent Stable 2 3-2

12 12 12 12 James M.ayer & Co 12 15

Ellis Kansas City Stbl 20 20

10

4

2

2

2

1

10

6

6

1-2

107 Lefc at the post
♦By Iroquois.

• Time, 3054,1:0014,1:15%.

Winner— Ch. m, 5, by Porter Ashe— Emma Markham.

Start good. Won galloping; second eased up. The lot behind were strung out and badly
beaten. Cora was a speed marvel .

/| tOURTH RACK— J Mile. Purse $150. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind.

Hor.ses.

5607 BRONCHO BILL
5623 LITTLE CLIFF
5607 HARRY M
^579 ALONZO
5.588 ED BEAMAN

(5589) VIRGIN IAN
5542 HOP BLOOM
5575 ALCIBIADES
5623 BERWYN
5607 TERRAGNES

112
107
112
112
112
112
112
107 10
112 8
107 7

Str.

, Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

11

11

Ellio t

C. L. Dickerson 4

5

2

36

2*

James

F. James

3

6

2

44

3»

Plunkett

W. Ward

3

4

8-5

22

415

Rigbv

F. E. How

2%

2

4-5

52

52

Haefling

A. Ziegler

15

20

8

6

6

Johnson

J. Jones

12

15

6

7

7

J. Davis

Ch W. Morehouse 12

15

6

354 31 11

1!4 12 31

6^ 61 41

2»ic 2V» 22

5!4 51 61

7 7 7

9 9 10

10 10 8 8 8

8 8 9 9 9

4K, 41 52 10 10

Time, 3114, 1:0214, 1:34,

Winner — (’h. g, a, by Joe Hooker — dam unknown.

Stuart good. Won galloping; second handily. Terragnes stumbled past the half and was
pulled up. Alonzo ran well for seven furlongs.

F. Hueston (3. Pierce
C. Hueston F. Stephenson
Bloss W. Bloss
2i05.

2

2y*

1-3

5635 ^

RACE — 1-3 Mile. Purse $100. 3 year-olds and upward.

Selling.

Isd. Horses.

5622 JACK DIVER

Wt. St. % % % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

102 2 12 12 12 R' W I?

Op Cl PI

R c o

5605 MIGNON
5578 ARCHIE
5605 WAfiSONG
(5602)RABHIT

BROWN DICK
DECEITFUL
TUBAL (^AIN JR.
6575 WHEELOSKI

107

112

107

102

112

112

107

lu7

Hancock J. J. Johnson
Lowe J. B. Gililand
Ransom E. D. Ward
(L Hueston R. W. Hunter

31 22 23
61 61 3«4

7 41 44
21/, 31/, ,56

8 8 61

52 7 7

41 51 8

9 9 9

Time, 28V4, 56i4*.’
dam unknown

laudily. Deceitful was cut off soon after start. Rabbi

Turner

Plunket

Champ

Jackson

J. Williams
R. L. Cook
Lerap Ave. Stable 12
H. C. Spears 12

8-5

1-3

2

4-5

6

Winner— B. g, a, by Bonnie Oakes
Start fair. Won easily; second h
stopped. Wheeloski had no speed.

Scratched-Minco Maid, 89 ; Drew Martin, 102; Geo. Clark, 104: Daddy Reed, 107.

5INQERLY, MARYLAND.

Date Dis.

Dec. 14 5 f
% m

41/, f
4‘/, f
1 1-16 1:57
Dec.l34Hf 1:00
1 ;20
1:05
1:21
1:34

Time

1:06

1:24

591/,

58H

% ni
% m
% m

First Wt.

Heresy 114

Rhymster 112

Hera 1U4

Siva

Fagin

Fantine

De Brosses

Crown

Oak

Brooklyn. .

..109
..119
..119
. . 112
. . 106
. .104
. .1(7

Second

Wt.

Third Wt

Miss Bowser .

. .114

Brilliancy

114

Harry Goodin

..112

May Larson ..

AIL

H’red Munch .

..104

Halcyon

109

Naviihoe

..109

Old Age

104

Corn C’ob

. . 122

Harris

U9

Estelle J

..119

May Brilla

.119

Harry ('

Gracie

.109

Arelinr

..10-'

Baritone 11.

.117

Vent

..1(;9

Telegram

.107

Bronst»n

..107

Key West

,110

Jockeys Odds

Dangler 6—1

('arron 3 — 5

Murphy 6 — 1

Dangler 7 — 5

Fagin 3^4—1

6—1

4—5

9-5

7—5

8 — 1

TURF EXCHANGE...

At Roby, Ind.

FULL REPORTS Received by Wire on All

- ...Racing Events...

Take Electric Cars

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Trains leave foot of Randolph St. every 40 minutes after 9:40 a.m.

They make connection with Electric Cars at Ninety-third St:

LAKE SHORE regular train leaves at 12:05 p.m.

Returning, Lake Shore trains leave Roby at 4:30 and 6:42 p.m.

IRON HILL, HARYLAND.

Date Dis.
Dec. 1 5 f
% m
1 m
5 f
4!4 f
4!4 f
Dec. 2 5 f
5 f
% m
4V4 f
. 6/, f
4H f
Dec. 3 5 f
4/, t
4«4 f
6Y% f
5 f
Dec. 4 4«4 f
f

% m
5 f
5 f
♦Disquali
Dec. 5 4H f
% m
5 f

7 f
Dec. 7 5 f
4>4 f
K m
6/, f
4/, f
Dec. 8 f
4H f
5 f
6/, f
% m
Dec. 9 4/, f
6H f
4!4 f

Time
1:07 H
1:21
1:49
1:07
:58
:58
1:04
1:06
1:17%
:58
1:25
:57%
1:04
:59
.57%
1:25
1:03!4
:59

1 :28%
1:20
1:05
1:04
fled, w)
:58*4
1:23
1:08
1:31
1:37
1:10
1:02
1:23*4
1:33
1:02%
1:02
1:02
1 :10
1:31
1 :23
1 :02
1:34
1:03
1:22
1:26

First

Wt.

Dec. 104% f f9

5 f
4% f
6% f
Dec. 11 4% f
M m
% m
6% f
4% f
Dec. 12 5 f
6% f
% m

1 : 22 %
1 :06%
1:00
1:30
59
1:21
1:31
1:27
58
1 :(J6
1 :25%
1:19

1 M6ml:63
5 f 1 :05

Jonah White 108

(^anadian 107

Benefactor 110

Zoe 107

Brown Dick 11

Prince L Ill

Myers 106

Simpleton 112

Pedigree 112

First Light 109

Blue Front 100

Lady Richmond. 107

Schoolmarm 102

Mike Brown 110

Bronston 110

Burgundy Ill

March 107

Tattersall 11.

Lottie F 114

Sannie 107

♦Hernani 119

IS Wang. Rac(

Lottie A 108

Des Brosses 112

Con Lucey 115

Tancred 114

Electro 127

Sparkle 101

Privateer 115

Gold Dollar 112

Marie Lovell 124

Mr. Waverly 104

Ceremony, 119

Reform 122

Marguerite II.. .109

Finn water 109

Dr Jones 110

Eliza Belle 105

Simpleton 110

Jo Jap 112

Dulcie LorondielC4

Cozette 99

Meadows 115

Gracie lOi

Gorman 10'

Minnetonka 1 2

( 'laurice 109

Mask 11

'i hurless 1 10

Dr. Jones 112

Marie Lovell 119

Apples 112

Jack Ros« 115

Baritone II 112

Lady Richm’nd 109

Buccaner 105

Dr. Reed 115

Second

Wt.

Third Wt. ,

IFassett

. .110

Pope

.110

(Conspirator..

..108

Bragaloune

.108

Brooklyn

..112

Dr. .Jones

.110

O phan

..110

Kirkover

.110

McHenry

. .110

Apples

.107

Shustie

. .107

St. Lawrence 11 110

('rowu

..108

Con Lucey

..108

R. P

..111

Ed Taylor

.106

Mohawk

. ..114

Dr. Wiley

.108

Blue Piece. . .

. . .107

Valley Girl

.102

Claurece

Miss Pearl

..104

Cozette

...97

Mountain Maid 107

Pickpocket. . ,

...110

Schuylkill

.113

Matt White.. ,

...110

Glover V ondigl09%

Jack Lovell . ,

...no

Benvolio

..no

Lochinvar . . .

. .110

Plenty

.110

Milwaukee . . ,

.. .Ill

May Brilla

..107

Eclipse Jr

. ..112

Hermia i. .

. .104

Dr. Jones

. ..no

Gypsy

.107

Grampian

...122

Eloroy

,.122

One Cffiance . .

...110

Kassala

no

Mask

rded to Mask.

. . . 109

Miss Bowser. .

..102

Ellsworth

. .110

Apples

..107

Gracie

. .112

B of Freedom

.11?

Farragut

...11.5

Jeneola

107

Marie Lovell.

..111

First Light . . .

.111

Miss Carrie. .,

..96

Crown

.127

Little Alice. .

...134

McHenry

.132

Uncertain.. . .

..112

Rossman

..115

Doc Birch

.112

Airline

..109

Roller

.. 127

First Light

.124

Fernseed

...124

The Alien ;

..104

Juanita II. ..

..119

Nina

.119

Tourraine

.122

Mask

.122

Rosita

. .109

Arda

.109

Tancred

..112

Miss Edith. .. .

.104

Humming BirdilO

Candelabra . . .

.110

Oypsy

...109

Plenty

.112

Forenzo

...no

Philiip

.110

( zar

...108

Pearl Brock. . .

.115

His Grace

..112

Harris

.112

Bhymster

..102

Joel Utley

.102

\ieline

.. 112

Irish Lass

.112

The Monarch

...115

Leowicka

Dr Reed

...108

Dr Johnson...

.10*'

Wah Jim

...115

Little Jim

.115

Velvet Rose..

..115

Crown

.112

Benvolio

...115

Miss Bowser..

.112

Lawrence P. .

..no

Helen P

.107

Mohawk

.112

Tattersall

.112

Electio

.122

Mr Waverly..

. 94

Juanita II...

. .112

McHenry

.115

Paulette

..112

Kirkover

.115

Canadian

..115

Corn 1 V»b

.115

Plenty

...112

.Annie T

.109

Fagin

..10.^

Forenzo

.105

Matt White..

..115

Fasset

ys Odds

Neel 7—5

Heinrichs 6 — 6

Houlahan ..2%— 1

Neel 1—2

Neel 4—1

Thomas 4—5

Heinrichs 1 — 4

Coudrier 6 — 1

Heinrichs 3 — 5

Houlahan 2 — 1

Heinrichs .5 — 1

J. Muiphy 3 — 5

Neary 13—5

Houlahan 6 — 1

Thomas 7-10

Heinrichs 4 — 5

Heinrichs 2 — 5

Heinrichs 8 — 1

Heinrichs 3 — 5

Neel 10—1

Patton 12 — 1

Keefe 8 — 1

Houlahan.. ..12—1

Brophy 4—1

Donnelly 3—5

Ash burn 7 — 6

Ashburn ....2%— 1

Bender 6 — 5

Higgins 3-— 5

Neel 2—1

Neel 1—2

Neel 1—3

N eel 6 — 5

Morris 2%— 1

Heinri. hs. . ..4—5

Heinrichs 8 — 5

Carson 3 — 1

Carson 8—5

Heinrichs 1 — 3

Heinrichs. ..evens

Ashburn 12 — 1

H Brown 3—1

Parsons 4—1

Jones 12 — 1

Donnolly 4 — 1

Brooks 6 — 5

Delehanty... 6 — 5

W. Morris 4 — 1

Carson 1—2

Carson 1—2

Houlahan 2 — 1

Donnelly 2—1

Morris 3—1

Ashburn 2 — 1

Lynch 7—2

Dorsey 7 — 2

Coleman 2—1

SPORTSHAN’S PARK, ST. LOUIS.

Date

Dis.

Time

First

Wt.

Second Wt.

Third Wt.

J ockey s

Odds

Dec. 4

4% f

1:01

Harry R

.124

Truant

. 122

.Advance

.124

J. Lynch..

. . . 2—1

4% f

1:02

B bby Burns.. .

.124

C’ody

.124

Luke F

.127

('asey

. . .4—1

4% f

1:01%

Little Lewis...

.112

Tannhauser

.112

Arcadia

.112

Narvaez ..

. .evens

5% f

1 ;15%

Victor B

.102

W. T. Ellis....

. 102

Frank Hawkini

b102

J. Clark . .

.. ..5— 1

5 f

1:10

Prairie Flower.

.111

Prairie Flower. Ill

Alex Labold...

.111

Narvaez.. .

2—1

Dec. 5

% m

.52

Dick Bauer

.110

Liberty Belle .

.110

Tiffin

no

Narvaez.. .

4% f

1:02%

Gopher

.110

Hassie B

.105

Ambushed

.110

Griffin

..2%— 1

5 f

1:12

Jimmy R

. 92

Allopathy

. 92

W T Ellis

.102

Rudolph. .

. . . .4—1

5 f

1:11%

Jo Lee

.115

Gold Wave

.106

Uncle Lew

.103

H. Lewis .

3—1

5% f

1:16%

Salesman

. 97

Tne Doctor . . .

.107

Elwvn

.107

McClusky

9—5

Dec. 7

% m

.^4

Jol n Berkley.. .

.110

Arcadia

.109

Abe Cohn

.110

R. SmitK. .

...10—1

% m

1 :20%

Echoille

.107

Allopathy

Flute

.102

Carver

.. ..4—5

% m

53

Phil Thompson

..114

Diamond

. 84

Calib

Narvaez . ,

.. ..1— 4

4% f

1:01%

Foreman

,.109

WG Harding.

.11:9

A1 Croy

Fletcher.. .

6% f

1:30

W T Ellis

Jimmie R

111

Abbie Fischer.

.106

Green

. .. .8— 5

Dec. 8

% m

53

Minnie V

.119

Keenauna

.119

Impress

,.119

Baker

... 5—1

4% f

1 :02%

Irish H

.109

Also

.1(6

Toss Witt

.111

('asey

. . . 10—1

4% f

1:00

Miss Star

.100

The Doctor

.106

Le Grande

.109

Alford

... 6—5

5 f

1 :08

Isabella

..119

Frankie D

.109

Cody

.109

Fletcher . .

...10—1

5% f

1:13

Smuggler

.107

Davlight

.104

Jerquet

.104

R. Smith..

...2-1

Dec. 9

4% f

1:05

Abe Cohn

.124

('’aleb

.12:4

Dick Bauer

.124

Griffin

.. ..2— 1

5-8m

1:11

Le Grande

.115

Taromie

.115

Walter O

.115

Henuessy . ,

7—5

6% f

1:35

Jimmie R

.104

W. T. Ellis....

.119

Charley B

. 99

R. Smith.,

8—5

5% f

1:16

Enthusiast

.113

Smuggler

.108

Gold AVave

.108

Alford

... 4—1

3% f

44

Salesman

Prairie Flowur

.114

A B Dade

119

Rudolnh

6—1

Dec. 104% t

1:04

Collusion

.104

Oab ‘ Uder

.109

Bobby Burns..

.109

Fletcher ..

... 8-1

5 f

1:11

Oescent

.124

Luke F

.127

Glencoe

Baker

4% f

1:03%

Uncle Lew

.104

Zach Lusby .. .

.107

•Allopathy

..1(9

Narvaez. . .

. .evens

4% f

1 :0I

Aunt Su>ie

.109

Jim Donlon. . .

.112

Touv Mack . . . .

.102

Hyie

2—1

% m

1:25

Silver Bill

. no

Frankie D

.110

Maderia

lie

Rudolph . .

.. ..3— 1

Dec. 11 4% f

1 :03%

Ruby Jewel

.117

Meadow Lark.

.117

Advance

.117

VanCamp.

. . . .5—1

% m

1:11

Little Ed

.113

.Jennie Wren.. .

.lU

Faiigh-a-BaPgh IK'

Baker

...10—1

4% f

1:03

Sir Cuthbert. . .

. 97

Beatrice Mara.

. 89

Mother of Pearl 97

Mason

.. .. 5—1

% m

1:10

Sister Myra

.10:

John B rkley . .

.11:^

Little Dick

,110

Narvaez. . .

. ...3—5

% m

1:24

Vevay

..105

Mary Anna

.105

Leigh

.110

-mith

....8—5

Dec. 12 % m

52

Birdie C

.107

Uncle Lew. . . .

.107

Little Lewis..

.107

Mclutj re .

4% f

1*01

Fred Reed

. 96

Lilly Beatrice.

. 91

Wagtail

.106

Duffy

. . . 10-1

5% f

1:15

('astalia

.102

Oescent

.107

Hella

. 107

Narvaez ..

.. ..3— 1

% m

1:38

W. T. Ellis

.111

Southerner

.102

Smuggler ...

.105

Green

5% f

1:14

1 he Doctor

.104

Enthusiast

.115

Abbie Fischer.

. 99

Smith

. 10 to 1

Dec. 14 % m

.513%

Loretta

.102

Irish H

.112

Tony Mac

.102

. . evens

5% f

1:12

John Berkley ..

.108

Moth, of Peai 1.

.105

Isabella

.105

..2%— 1

7 f

1:36%

Enthusiast,

.107

Fr. Hawkins . .

. 99

Lilly Beatrice.

. 94

. . . .4—5

% m

1 :19%

Leigh

.105

Jimmie R

. 98

Queen Faustus

. 98

6—5

7% f

1 :45

Echoillee

. 99

Elwyn

.100

W T Ellis

.105

2%— 2

Dec. 15 % m

1 :07

Oak Forest

.10

J. B. Freed....

.107

1 /.Mulholland.

.102

....4—1

5% f

1:13

Katie Mac

.107

Ballardine

.107

Jordon

.107

. . . 6—1

4% f

59

('rah Cider

.105

Little Nell

.10*

Emperor Billet. 105

....8—1

Vt m

1 :06%

Keen inna

.107

Billy Bronch...

, 107

Impress

.107

.. ..6—1

—

5% f

1 :13

Edwin

.107

Maderia e..

107

Alopathy

.107

_

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